So faith for you is a reconciliation with something that's beyond our knowledge and control. If nature as the wilderness is that object of faith, you'd be looking for a more Taoist solution.
I aim to describe rather than to wholly defend what looks to me like the modern Western, Promethean/Faustian solution which is to existentially rebel against the wilderness, by creating an artificial, humanized alternative world, a self-serving artificial refuge from nature.
I see little reconciliation or faith in the beyond in that "progressive" response. Our faith, rather, is the humanistic kind: we trust mainly in ourselves, not in nature. More precisely, we trust in nature's capacity to be domesticated or enslaved by us, as I argue in the article linked below.
I also aim to avoid jargon that overcomplicates matters. These issues are difficult enough as it is.
